Decentralized exchange Uniswap has rolled out native support for the Solana blockchain on its web application, enabling users to connect Solana wallets and swap Solana tokens directly within the Uniswap interface.

Starting today, users can access Solana’s ecosystem through the same Uniswap Web App that already supports Ethereum, Unichain, Base, and more than a dozen other networks. The upgrade eliminates the need to leave the app in order to trade Solana assets.

Why Solana integration matters

According to Uniswap’s announcement, Ethereum and Solana remain two of the largest ecosystems in decentralized finance (DeFi) but have until now developed independently. This separation has created user friction, since traders often had to switch between wallets and applications to interact with different networks.

“Bringing Solana into the Uniswap Web App helps fix that,” the Uniswap team wrote. “Now you can swap tokens across ecosystems from one trusted place. It’s a simpler, smoother experience – reinforcing Uniswap products as the trusted access points to all of DeFi across chains, now including Solana.”

Uniswap’s goal is to reduce fragmentation across blockchains by offering a unified and intuitive interface for cross‑ecosystem trading.

One interface for all of DeFi

With Solana live on Uniswap, traders can tap into additional liquidity and token options without changing platforms. The integration brings support for over 13 networks, including Ethereum, Solana, and Base, all accessible from a single interface.

This milestone underscores Uniswap’s position as a leading non‑custodial decentralized exchange, continuing its multi‑chain expansion strategy and enhancing accessibility for users across ecosystems.

How to swap Solana tokens on Uniswap

To start swapping on Solana within the Uniswap Web App, users can connect a compatible Solana‑supporting wallet, such as Phantom, select the network button, and choose Solana.

Swaps are powered by the Jupiter API, which provides liquidity for more than a million tokens across the Solana network.

This setup allows Uniswap to offer deep liquidity from Solana’s growing DeFi sector, without requiring users to navigate external aggregators or bridges.

Solana’s role in the DeFi ecosystem

Since its 2020 launch, Solana has emerged as one of the fastest and most scalable blockchains used for decentralized applications. Its high‑throughput architecture and low transaction fees have helped it attract billions of dollars in DeFi total value locked (TVL).

As of October 2025, Solana’s DeFi TVL exceeded $10.9 billion, according to data from DeFiLlama, ranking it second only to Ethereum in the global DeFi landscape.

This new integration reflects the growing demand for interoperable experiences as the boundaries between leading ecosystems continue to blur.

What comes next for Uniswap

The Solana launch represents the first phase of Uniswap’s multi‑chain integration. The development team said it is already exploring bridging, cross‑chain swaps, and full Uniswap Wallet support to make asset movement across networks even more seamless.

By integrating Solana into its products, Uniswap continues to strengthen its reputation as the primary access point to DeFi across chains, while giving both new and experienced users a faster, unified trading experience.

Solana swaps are live now — users can connect their wallets and begin swapping directly on the Uniswap Web App.

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